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We have designed this newest release to enhance the user experience which allows for standardizing diagnostic queries in building immunohistochemistry panels. June 2025 For information on updates...
There are two ways to claim AMA PRA Category 1 Credits: Note: In order to earn and claim CMEs, you must be signed into your user profile. For IP authenticated users, instructions on how to create a...
Follow these steps to download multiple CME certificates as a PDF at one time: Go to the CME tab at the top right of the page. Click on the Claimed Credits tab. (if you have not claimed credit for...
Physicians can earn AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ towards Point of Care (POC) If you have any further questions, please contact us using one of the options below.
You can sort your CME data on the CME page link in the upper right hand of the Home Page, Claim CME. Each column can be sorted by clicking on the column name. You can sort by dates, query, items...
Once you have claimed a potential credit you can click on the Reports tab at the top of the page. This will display all your available reports and allow you select the report(s) you want to get by...
Point of Care learning describes structured, self-directed, online learning by physicians on topics relevant to their clinical practice. Physicians can apply for credit in this area by completing and...
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To view up to 3 Antibodies with Suspected Diagnoses you must use the Analyze results feature: Enter and select Diagnosis Groups in their respective boxes. Do not click Build Panel. Click...
The Comprehensive Panel is an inclusive list of antibodies that may be useful in differentiating the diagnoses you selected. The selected diagnosis groups are in the columns and the antibodies are in...